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Hi all, Would it be bad if I ate the nonnie way? I might have my secretor status re- checked since I don't do well with grains or starches at all. I feel the best with fish, poultry, veggies, nuts,seeds and fruit. I am also gluten intolerant. I suffered with 5 intestinal infections as well over the past 10 years.  The night I had my burning chest pain I ate beans with all three meals, so I don't do well with those either. I guess this is all individual. I drink soymilk once in a while but don't do tofu, since it can affect my gut adversely due to molecular mimicry. On a good note, my h.pylori test came back negative! Take care, June  |
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Have you tried beneficial grains such as amaranth? I find I do best with some beneficial beans/grains in my weekly diet, if not daily. |
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Sunday, November 12, 2006, 2:42am |
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I can't do Amaranth due to molecular mimicry. The only ones would be buckwheat and millet. If I do have them I have to do food combining or I have major gas! I like the roasted buckwheat the best. I'm not wild about millet. I have made buckwheat four/ nut flour pancakes. Thanks, June  |
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Have you tried quinoa? It is a whole protein by itself. |
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I can't have it due to the molecular mimicry deal. The only grains that are permitted are buckwheat, rice and millet. Rice doesn't agree with me. I thought that grains had phytic acid that was not so good. Thanks, June  |
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overnight soaking is adviced......
I also do better being grain free......... |
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me too, me too, some people just fundamentally cannot digest grains and beans |
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HI Laura, I'm glad to hear that I'm not alone. What do you eat on a given day? I'm curious. Thanks, June  |
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Hi Lola, Where do you and your husband practice? Do you still live in Mexico? Thanks, June  |
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we are in Mexico.....
where are you? |
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i eat lots of veggies, fish, poultry, lots of eggs, a bit of fruit and sometimes a little bit of nuts or some nutbutter. Be true to yourself, after all you are your blood type and each A is different  Just do what feels right for you |
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ooo.oooLaura  ..if I just do what I feel is right for me  ... back to café within seconds and yes here I must agree, I became nearly grainfree too, gluten/gliadin question  and I don't get that fat so quickly  .... better lots of veggies, fruits....I know..because if the sugar but better fruitsugar than candies  .....very occasionally beans (because of the gas  ) no lentils at all...can't support em  ..... |
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What do these prohibited grains mimic?
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I'm with Isa and Laura too.....I eat lots of veggies, eggs, nuts/nut butters, avocado, goat/feta cheese, minimal fruits (usually a piece a day)....... minimal grains...usually a slice of whole rye every other day. not because I don't digest grains well, I digest them just fine. But I came to the realization that they weren't offering me a lot nutrition-wise, so I just sort of stopped consuming them. I don't do well with beans, so I barely eat them. Like Isa, they give me gas. |
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Connect14...we should establish a gas-ballon traveling firm..so no borders might be any obstacle |
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Vicki, They mimic gluten and can cause damage just like gluten to a sensitive individual. Have a good day, June  |
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Lola, I am in San Jose, California. I thought that if you were nearby, I might see you and your husband. June  |
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Laura, What do you mean you are your blood type and each A is different? Thats what I don't understand about this blood type thing.  If we are all A's why do we have such a difference in what we can eat? Thanks, June |
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June, actually we are quite a distance away..... down here it is now close to 11 am, and in California it s almost 9 am, so it s quite a difference!
you are always welcome to come visit! google Cuernavaca, called the city of 'eternal spring', that s where I live...... weather is beautiful all year round......has to do with the latitude and location....... it s only a twenty minute drive south of Mexico City....... |
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They mimic gluten and can cause damage just like gluten to a sensitive individual.
June, Do you have a link discussing this? Thank you, Vicki |
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If we are all A's why do we have such a difference in what we can eat?
there are many nuances to A....... A1, A2......etc secretor and non secretor....
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almost 80 percent of As are A1 almost 20 percent of As are A2 less than 1 percent of As belong to one of 18 other known A subtypes most in Africa.
The A subgroup can only be determined by testing a blood sample with the anti A1 lectin called Dolichos biflorus. If the cells are nonreactive with the lectin then the cells are A2. A2 can never become A1 nor can A1 ever become A2, the glycosyltransferase enzyme specific for A2 is not as efficient at converting H antigens, to A antigens as the A1 glycosyltransferase.
A subtypes here: MINOR BLOOD GROUPS AND OTHER POLYMORPHISMS http://www.dadamo.com/knowbase.....subtype/subtype5.htmthe new book on genotype will give us more information..... |
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plus everyone is different, just because you are a type a you are not just like me, you blood, your dna, nothing, we are unique |
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